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		<title>Dandelions</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Where, or what, is home?Â In <em>Dandelions</em>, Thea Lenarduzzi pieces together her family history through four generations' worth of migration between Italy and England, and the stories scattered like seeds along the way. </p>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Where, or what, is home? What has it meant, historically and personally, to be &#8216;Italian&#8217; or &#8216;English&#8217;, or both in a culture that prefers us to choose? What does it mean to have roots? Or to have left a piece of oneself somewhere long since abandoned?</p>
<p>In<em> Dandelions</em>, Thea Lenarduzzi pieces together her family history through four generations&#8217; worth of migration between Italy and England, and the stories scattered like seeds along the way. At the heart of this book is her grandmother Dirce, a former seamstress and a repository of tales that are by turns unpredictable, unreliable, significant. Through the journeys of Dirce and her relatives, from the Friuli to Sheffield and Manchester and back again, a different kind of history emerges.</p>
<p>A family memoir rich in folk legends, food, art, politics and literature, <em>Dandelions</em> heralds the arrival of an exceptional writer: bold, joyful and wise.</p>
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